...parodied the phrase in the formula by which Square measured "true honour and true virtue"; to wit, by "the unalterable Rule of Right and the eternal Fitness of Things." Though Chubb, in contrast with Square, was a man of blameless character, the two philosophers were...

...parodied the phrase in the formula by which Square measured "true honour and true virtue"; to wit, by "the unalterable Rule of Right and the eternal Fitness of Things." Though Chubb, in contrast with Square, was a man of blameless character, the two philosophers were...

...parodied the phrase in the formula by which Square measured "true honour and true virtue"; to wit, by "the unalterable Rule of Right and the eternal Fitness of Things." Though Chubb, in contrast with Square, was a man of blameless character, the two philosophers were...

...goodness. The favourite phrase of the former was the natural beauty of virtue, that of the latter was the divine power of grace. The former measured all actions...rule of right, and the eternal fitness of things, etc." Ill, 3. To stress the continuity of Fielding's thought we should note that Mr Wilson in Joseph...

...natural, and from NATURE alone?" ' (ibid., ii. 414-15). On the other hand, Square's method of measuring 'all Actions by the unalterable Rule of Right and the eternal Fitness of Things' derives from the 'intellectualists', who believed that Aristotle. Upon which great Models he had principally...